When Your Life Exceeds Your Dreams
Having conversations at the intersection of church and business leadership.
Having conversations at the intersection of church and business leadership.
Four decades ago my unique journey began as a vocational pastor which oddly enough provided me a tool box to become a serial entrepreneur. Most know me as Generosity Todd. But my closest friends know me as Small Business Owner Todd. This perspective on church and business is being leveraged to move the kingdom forward in refreshing ways.
If you were to ask my kids what their dad does for a living, they could not provide a succinct answer. Truth be told neither can I, so I have resorted to telling people I wake up every day and get paid to be myself, living a life that exceeds my dreams. It is simply the only way I know to live and I am beyond grateful it is my life.
I have never met a whiteboard that is not calling my name. I create plans that move churches and nonprofits forward. Most contact me because they have a funding challenge. I raise millions of dollars every year for kingdom causes. However, clients that walk with me for long seasons engage me for growth, strategy, and succession planning.
Those who really know me, invite me into meaningful conversations about the intersection of church and business leadership. Faith-based small business owners have a deep desire to serve the kingdom well, but struggle to find a clear path in their local churches. Pastors tend to be surpised by this. They think the path is obviously clear. However, a simple conversation over a cup of coffee can take both business and church leaders to a place they desire to go for kingdom good.
You won't find me on social media any more. I gave that up years ago. The best way to start a conversation is to call or text. You can always email me, but I really do not mind you just picking up the phone for a convo.
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